Human Enhancement
Human Enhancement Bibliography
The following sources do not necessarily reflect the Center's positions or values. These sources, however, are excellent resources for familiarizing oneself with the all sides of the issue.
Bioethics at the Box Office: Human Enhancement Edition
CBHD often receives requests from educators and other individuals for popular resources that engage bioethics through various media (fiction, film, and television). In this resource, we offer a recap of relevant materials that have premiered on the silver screen or television. Readers are cautioned that the films represent a wide variety of genres and may not be appropriate for all audiences. The reason for the rating classification is provided where available.
The Ethics of a Brave New World: A Response to ‘Baby-Making'
Baby-Making Pt. 2:The Fractured Fulfillment of Huxley's Brave New World
Baby-Making Pt. 1:The Fractured Fulfillment of Huxley's Brave New World
From iPods to iHumans: What Will Nanotechnology Do to Us?
On Human Bioenhancements
The Slippery Slope of Normality: Lessons from Neuroethics (Part 2)
This lecture was originally delivered as a combined institute session during our 2009 preconference institutes. In this part of the lecture Dr. Cheshire explores the nature of slippery slope arguments, the meaning of normality, developments in cognitive enhancement, and arguments in favor of neuroenhancement.
Length: 31:40
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